Arizona License Law
In Arizona, a licensee found guilty of 'misrepresentation' is subject to which of the following?
AOnly a verbal reprimand from the ADRE
BLicense discipline including suspension or revocation, civil liability to harmed parties, and possible criminal fraud charges✓ Correct
COnly civil liability—no license discipline applies
DOnly an ethics violation through the REALTOR® association
Explanation
Misrepresentation in a real estate transaction can result in ADRE disciplinary action (suspension/revocation), civil liability for damages to harmed parties, and potentially criminal fraud prosecution if intentional.
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